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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-02-28, Page 99Special guests s.ing at Huronview service The Sunday morning worshippers had a special treat when Gale and Harry Lear joined in the service. Harry sang ''In the Garden" 'ac- companied by Gale at the organ. Mr. Lear also sang ''Somebody Cares". The Huronview Auxiliary came to Huronview on Monday afternoon to help celebrate with all residents whose bir- thdays are in February. Mrs. Radford started the program off with playing Electrics II Servicing. Bob (Sing) Alexander Licensed Electrician • Residential '• Commercial • New Work • Repairs Reasonable Rates Call: 524-8492 DA _ - E . 6 L _ . ... ELECTRICAL Serving Industrial, Commercial, Residential Needs 524m603$ AYLMER. SOUPS CREAM OF CELERY, CHICKEN NOODLE, CHICKEN RICE, TOMATO RICE OR CREAM OF MUSHROOM 10 FL. 02. TINS $ FOR PEPSI COLA WET PEPSI OR MOUNTAIN DEW 750 rnl RIETURNABLES 35# PLUS DEPOSIT , CASHM.ERE BATHROOM - 4 ROLL PKG. WHITE OR 99 YELLOW 4 COLOURS SCOTTIES TISSUES BOXES OF 100 2190 MARTINS FRUIT DRINKS 48 FL "OZ_ TINS 65, .FLAVOURS WQNDRA HAND - LOTION_—_ mote .,p s a cis Is 180 ml. SIZE 4 VARIETIES -� 2 79V COONIAL COOKIES 450 f.19 VARIETIES DILLSPICKLEc OR Nd GARLIC 2 #� S 9 CARNATION - 3 VARIETIES several musical pieces on the piano. Mr. McCall entertained the residents by 'playing Old Tyme Waltzes that he composed himself, accompanied by Ruby Philips at the piano. Mr. Flett tuned up his violin and played some toe tapping music. Mrs. Lockhart who was M.C. for the afternoon, gave a special reading. The program was rounded off • with a sing -song led by Mr. Flett. Jim Ruddock thanked the entertainers and auxiliary. Cupcakes and tea -were served after the birthday gifts were distribut t. Mrs. Bean, Mrs. L. Cartwright, Mrs. D. Waghorn, Miss M. Van Camp -and Mrs. 0. Jervis have bedn busy each morning painting ceramics. Believe it•,or not, we °are still • filling Area girl competing for treesrs for ;Christmas Rev., Keith' ;Gonyou Farm ShoW conducted Bible Study on • titleThursday afternoon._. Parkhill, ,will turn over We would like . to her crown to the winner welcome Tom Yearly during a ceremony on who is a new resident ;Tuesday evening`;-1Vrarch` --recently,-Fond--i-s from. 4 in the Paddock Banquet Exeter and is a brother of Hall, Western Fair Mrs, Jennie Lawson. grounds. Miss Ella Elder who is Amin the qualities the -resident this -week: Miss - While more than 160 exhibitors are busy 'putting the finishing touches on. displays for the upcoming Western Fair Farm Show, 19 young ladies are looking forward to the event with. a mixture of excitement and nervousness. The girls, ranging from 16 to 19 years old, are competing for the title of the 1980 Farm Show Princess.' Among the contestants is Terry Marshall, 17, of R.R. 6 Goderich. She is a Grade 12 'student at Goderich District WHITE, GREEN, YELLOW OR ARTS 'N' FLOWERS Collegiate Institute and is being sponsored by the Auburn Junior Farmers. The 1980 princess will reign over Farm Show. activities and take part' in other agricultural events during the year. Shewill receive a set of luggage selected from The Traveller Leather Merchants, ,London. Each contestant will be presented with a per- sonalized silver bracelet and three runners-up will each receive a silver locket. Last year's princess, Kim Eberly ot R.R. 2 SCOiTOdVEL TOWELS from Seaforth and a new judges will be seeking in a winner are active participation in farm- , oriented organizations and a general knowledge of agriculture. The final phase of the competition is scheduled for Friday, February 29 when the contestants will give short, impromptu speeches before an audience. 2 ROLL PKG. 48 FL OZ. TIN TOMATO JUICE NABISCO 450 g. BOX Elder is a sister of Rossie. Sholdice and a cousin of Mrs. G. Peck's. Also we would like to welcome Albert Ernest Town- shend; who originally came, from Goderich Twp. We extend sympathy to the families of Miss Sybil Courtice and. Mrs. Jane McGregor. STOKELY FANCY CREAM CORN 14 oz. HONEY POD PEAS 14 oZ. WHOLE KERNEL CORN 12 oz LIQUID FOR DISHES SUNLIGHT DETERGENT 32 FL OZ. BOTTLE 129 GREEN GIANT .._ . _li GREEN GIANT MIX VEGETABLEPEAS PEAS OR CORN OR CORN IN BUTTER SAUCE 48 oz NOT CHOCOLATE 500 Z.29 YORK SMOOTHY OR CRUNCHY PEANUT BUTTER ZEHRS POWDERED LAUNDRY $2.6.9 6 LITRE 500 g. 1.29 DETERGEN1 WEIGHT WATCHERS - 5 VARIETIES FRUIT SPREADS _ _ _ 242 m 79f_ BLUEWATER. STIT PACK CKSFISH FRIES OR '329 FISH 32 ox. 79FROZEN 12 oz. PKG. DENTU®C DENTURE CLEANER - FROZEN 10 oz. PKG. REME ,00 mI '1.29 590 ) LIPTON -ASSORTED VARIETIES CUP®A®SOUP - 4s 65 lOoz.JAR SCHNEIDERS BREADED AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES HAVING A COUNTRY OVEN IN•STORE BAKERY FRENCH OR VIENNA F BREAD R. 90 LOAVEt6oz. R S BRAN OR OATMEAL MUFFINS __ PKG OF 6 79' INSTANT SCHNEIDERS MARBLE _CHEESE _ _ _ 12 oz GAY LEA — — — CHEESE G CAKE DESSERT TOPPIN REDDI SHIP ALL PURPOSE ROBIN HOOD FLO5 Kg. BAGUR 2. 159 9 CHICKEN LEGS 2 Ib. '3.49 NESCAFE COFFEE WESTONS CHOCOLATE' F B€E-F; LIErER OR EHTCKEN ._..--- S F WISS ROLLS virtSTONS 125 ml_ ° #1 PEP DOG FOOD _ 25 5 oz ° 79 JAM FILED BUNS PKG. OF 6 MR. CLOWN �9 79' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT 225 g. TO LIMIT QUANTITIES BUBBLE BATH __ 1.9 LITRE#%S9 MONARCH CAKE MIXE, 100% WHOLE WHEAT ADDED DIETRICHS TOUCH BREAD 18.5 oz. SIZE 24 oz.LOAVES 2 F 0 R GLAD GARBAGE BAGS PACKAGE OF 20 St 49 l' 3 VARIETIES OLD MILL OATS 1.35 Kg. PKG990. LARGE SIZE TETLEY TEA BAGS PACKAGE OF 144 1,29 FIREKING OVENPROOF BAKEWARE! S INCH AMBER 99 CAKE PAN& EAcH AMBER VTILITY PAN 1 1/2 QUART OVAL 1 1/2 QUART COVERED ROUND 1 QT. OR 1 1/2 GT. AMBER ,99CASSEROLE aEc WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: 5 INCH X 9 INCH AMBER s 99 LOAF PAN �• EACH OUR MANAGER IS: DACE MCDONALN VARIETIESa 790 FIREKING 2 CUP MEASURE PENTO-NETT-12 INCH FRY PAN TEFLON PALM O'VEN MITTS -- _ _ EA tf.49 15. 99 'f.69 EACH PKG fine markets... of fine foods PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL TUES. MAR. 4 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28,19SOJ? ,,C,g Jennifer Freeman, Kristin Frawley and Tammy Chambers were enrolled into the third Goderich Brownie Pack during a special ceremony In Knox Church hall on Monday evening. The poster above the girls marks the 70th year of Guidingin Canada. On Friday, February 22 a mother -daughter banquet was held for the third Goderich Brownie Pack, the third Goderich Guide Company and the fourth Goderich Brownie Pack. Last Sunday the Brownies and Guides attended a Youth. Day service at Knox. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Gardening techniques demonstrated at meeting _gy___ _. EILEEN O'BRIEN A meeting of the . Goderich Garden Club was held at.Robertson School on ,Wednesday evening, February 20. The theme of the meeting was, "Do Your -Own Thing" with four members of the club. demonstrating to the group specific gardening techniques.. Edith • Argyle showed the results she had ob- tained in planting small seeds such as petunia, parsley and lettuce seeds and explained - the procedure used. Jessie Leitch demonstrated three methods of propagating African Violets. • Frances Wbrsell talked about' the care and planting of various types of bulbs. She also gave suggestions for planting seeds from fruits to provide exotic house plants. Members were challenged to plant some see is—aid brine the • plants to a future meeting. Bea Sparling gave an interesting demon- stration on the method of starting new roots by "air layering''' using a philodendron plant for this purpose. i D.-THUR.FRI_. EVENgNG Mam.era—_w.crP s� ---M e rFl•b.�r.� --- �u �r..�_.___ LesidY.n t ,•.- Er a nr P s reminded that the bus going to the Spring Flower Show in Toronto will leave the post office area on Thursday, February 28 at 8 a.m., The annual provincial convention of Hor- ticultural Societies will be held at Thunder Bay, June 18 to 21. The theme this year is "Educate to Cultivate-. • The London Home and Garden Show, always of interest ' to Goderich members, will: -be held in the Western Fairgrounds, April 29 to June, 4. The theme this year is "The Park is the Place." Members ' were also reminded of the District meeting to be held in Chesley, April 26, and the International Flower Show taklrtg place in Montreal, May 17 to September 1. The University of Guelph, Continuing Education Division, is sponsoring a Saturday morning hnine. •ar- deners' series at the A. B. Lucas Secondary School, 656 Tennent Avenue, London beginning March. 29 with six sessions en- ding on May 10. Registration .forms may be obtained through the Garden Club. TAX TIME ' +► .YOU IN A SQUEEZE? If tax time puts you in the squeeze. remem- ber. last year the . trained specialists at H&R Block took the pressure off for over three-quarters of a million Cana- dians by preparing accurate income lax returns at an average cost of only S17 75 That s a good return for the money And d lot less pressure This year be sure. H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS 19 Victoria Street North Open 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Weekdays, 9-4 Sat. Phone 524=8658 OPEN SATURDAYS - APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Worsell, asked for suggestions for helping• the Green Thurn•bers, the junior gardeners, become active again. It was decided to send a letter to the Senior Citizens' group to ask for the assistance- of ssistance-of retired gardeners who might be interested in working with the juniors. Discussion took place concerning projects to be urrd•et4Llke-n1in the corning year atid the 'forming of committees to take care' of the planting. The March meeting will have as guest speaker, Art Bell of Bell Orchards to talk. about the care of fruit trees and orchards. Dashwood lady dies Adella (Bammie) Fisher, one of Canada's oldest residents. died in Seaforth on Sunday, at 106. The -former Da.shi- wood resident died in hospital where she had 'been taken from Seaforth Manor Nursing Home. Born • in Alsace- Lorraine in Germany on March 17, 1873'she moved to Dashwood in 1908.with her husband Gottleih, who died in 1922. She is surviyed by five children — Edna Weber of Dashwood, Gertrude Musser -of London, Clarence (J.ack) of Wingham, Louis of Oshawa and Albert of Regina. There are also 21 grandchildren, 4T -,great- grandchildren and one great -great grandchild: G• C�� 121 Annual Interest R•ReSSP•'S Registered Retirement Savings Plans 121/4.% Compounded 5 years WA. (Ted) WILUAMS West St. 524-7102